unidentified game/strip cards

[Leon]

Hey Guys and Girls,
I know it's a long shot but ya never know with this group!! Anyone seen this game type cutout cards before? I have them categorized as 1910s-1920s unidentified game cards, ie... WG-Unc. (whoever asked about me having a Double Eagle for a coin to show.....I am working up to it, those things are expensive)

[barrysloate]

Leon- is your 1932 quarter a D or an S?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

Leon- is your 1932 quarter a D or an S?

Since the mint mark would have been on the back I picked a Philadelphia one....it has a ton of luster in person but scans just don't capture it.

[triwak]

VERY NICE George Washington, Leon!!

[Jaybird]

anything on the back? If not, to me it looks like these were meant to be cut out and played on a game board of some kind? Also interesting is the bat with the hook on it. Makes me think of a rubber band slingshot type thing.

set up the players on the board (baseball diamond) and shoot rubber bands at them?

I'm just grasping at straws here but if we saw a game board with similar color scheme or graphics, we might tie them together.

Here's another thought. I just printed them out and cut one out. Looks like the bat could hook over the players shoulder for whatever reason. Dunno? But, I do think they look better with the bat. Otherwise, it looks like they are knitting a bootie or buttoning their shirts

[drc]

For what it's worth, the uniforms look 1870s-80s. The shoes in particular are standard circa 1870s cletes. Obviously a playing card can have for the time old timey players.